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The Latinx community is the largest and fastest-growing ethnic group in the United States. However, there is a gap between the demand for accurate information and the supply of it. To address the need, KQED offers a range of journalism, events and engagement of interest to, by, and with Bay Area Latinx audiences.

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How a Chicana-Owned Agency Is Shining a Light on the East Bay’s Diverse Food Scene

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San Jose's Japantown Highlights Underground Scene With 'Photo Night'

a photo of the world's largest burrito in 1997 wrapping around an entire park in Mountain View, California

When a Silicon Valley Taqueria Assembled the World’s Largest Burrito

a Latina woman holds a child in a San Francisco park, circa 1970s

It's Your Last Chance to See the Archival Footage of ‘Mission Love’ at the Roxie

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How Social Media Is Fueling a New Era of 'Latinextravagant' Restaurants

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Adorned: Host Marisol Medina-Cadena Exits Her Flop Era

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Why Bay Area Black, Latino Residents Struggle Most to Become Homeowners

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‘A Beautiful City’: Comedian Chris Estrada on SF and the Iconic Punch Line

A woman with long hair wears a niners jacket and holds a bouquet of dahlias in front of a hummingbird painted on the wall.

Adorned: Florist Jessica Cotrim on Letting Our Intuition Bloom

Adorned: Perfumer Mauricio Garcia Puts the Aroma of the Bay in a Bottle